MO Protects

The costliest ads

The highest-spend ad of each distinct text, as it ran.

• “If you are actually pro-life, you need to vote no on amendment 6.” - Michael Lanahan Amendment 6 would make it nearly impossible for the Missouri Legislature to amend or repeal laws passed through the citizen initiative process. Why is this a bad idea? Just look at the fight over Amendment 3. The 2024 version enshrined abortion rights in our state constitution. This year, Missouri has the opportunity to correct those egregious consequences and restore stronger protections for the unborn. Do

  19 October 2026 · MO Protects · $7–8K · 600K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Missouri’s farms shouldn’t be a testing ground for an out-of-state activist wish list. Livestock bans and sweeping new restrictions on agriculture can put the farms that feed us at risk. Missouri families would be left living with the consequences. A slick ad campaign can make a bad idea sound good. If new restrictions on agriculture pass through the initiative process, Amendment 6 would make it harder for Missourians to reconsider. Missourians should be able to fix a law that hurts the farms w

  16 October 2026 · MO Protects · $6–7K · 600K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Billionaires want to put massive data centers in our backyards, leaving Missouri communities to live with the noise, the lights and the strain on our utilities. Even worse, we could be stuck paying higher electric bills to help keep their operations running. A slick, million-dollar ad campaign can sell Missouri on a bad deal. Amendment 6 would make it harder to undo laws that clear the way for data centers, giving the billionaires behind them another layer of protection. Missouri communities wo

  16 October 2026 · MO Protects · $4–4.5K · 400K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Out-of-state weed companies sold Missouri voters on legal pot with a promise to help veterans. Now those companies are making record profits, and veterans’ programs still haven’t received the funding they were promised. The fine print in that deal deserves a second look. Amendment 6 would make it harder to change, giving those companies another layer of protection even after the promises to veterans have fallen short. Missourians should be able to revisit a deal that hasn’t delivered what we we

  16 October 2026 · MO Protects · $3.5–4K · 450K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Missouri seniors spent their whole lives working to pay off their homes. Now too many of them can barely afford to stay there, because they're stuck paying for government programs full of fraud and waste. Amendment 6 would make those programs virtually impossible to stop or fix. Once they're locked in, a small handful of legislators could block every reform, and seniors on fixed incomes would keep footing the bill. Protect Missouri seniors. Vote NO on 6 and tell billionaires to keep their paws o

  25 October 2026 · MO Protects · $3–3.5K · 250K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Billionaires and politicians can surround themselves with armed security. The same out-of-state elites spend millions pushing California-style gun bans that punish law-abiding citizens trying to protect themselves. Missouri is in the crosshairs of that agenda. Amendment 6 could help lock those bans into our laws, making them virtually impossible to get rid of. Giving wealthy outsiders that kind of lasting influence would leave Missourians with an even harder fight to undo the restrictions they’

  16 October 2026 · MO Protects · $1.5–2K · 150K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library